Try using pkg-config for libraries when possible #687
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This allows for non-standard location of those libraries by using
pkg-config when possible, removing the need to specify
--with-$LIB-{include,lib} when building the gem.
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Related to issue #584. Not quite the wanted solution but this one is simple two lines patch. Allows installation on DragonFly BSD (yes, really) without specifying extra parameters (the libraries are installed under /usr/pkg).
This allows for non-standard location of those libraries by using
pkg-config when possible, removing the need to specify
--with-$LIB-{include,lib} when building the gem.